What does mucaputin mean?
I woke up this morning with that word on my mind. I don't believe I have heard it anywhere lately. I don't know if it is english or spanish. All I know is there is a word that sounds similar. I may not have the spelling correct. Help, anyone...?
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Now you have spelled it correctly I see it is a technical term in Viticulture,
When making wine using the grape variety "Muscatel " at the correct moment
before fermentation the Vintner is asked "Muscaputin?" which is translated as
have you added the Muscatel grapes yet granddad?

It does not resemble Spanish or English to me. What is your native language?
From what i find it's another language altogether...
Its not English or Spanish, as far as I know. According to google, 'musca putin' is a phrase in some language, but not one I recognize.
I believe in Russian it could mean "someone from Moscow who favors Putin in the upcoming election." I'd check with a native speaker, but he's asleep for the night. ![]()
We do, however, have native speaking Russians here on SD.
Opps I spelled it wrong. It should be muscaputin.